Wait, so I can't vote for being both? LOL But I am an omnivore and I eat all types of foods, whether it is meat, veggies, fruit, grains, dairy, or junk food. I eat chicken, beef, pork, salmon, and shrimp as my preferred meat diet. For fruits and veggies, I just eat mostly dark green leafy vegetables, carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, green-onions, mushrooms, apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, pears, and watermelon. I love grains and I usually eat bread, pita, rice, noodles, macaroni, you name it. Dairy food that I eat is just milk, yogurt, cheese, and ice-cream.

@k--m--k: No, I don't think it's wrong to download music. I actually find it quite stupid for having to pay for music because it's just a song with a tune and lyrics. Why do I have to pay for something digital? And it's not like a DLC or an audio-book where you can actually enjoy it alot. Getting free music is considered pirating and therefore illegal, unless you don't get it from free music sites. You can just do what I do, go to a YouTube to MP3 converter website and convert any YouTube video to an MP3 file and enjoy! This is actually not illegal because you aren't technically stealing music; you're stealing a random video uploaded by a random person on a video-sharing website.

I kind of do too my friend! And have I met you before? It is really well obvious that Nintendo is shying away from the WiiU, when it's only beginning to improve! The only way they will do well in the future is following the requests of their fans and start doing what they did during the SNES era to become great again! Like making more quality IP's and re introduce old ones (StarFox and F-Zero as an example) to the WiiU. Also maybe change their marketing and advertising tactics to make them better in the eyes of the general public. Or maybe even convince third-party companies to give the WiiU third-party support by making the pro controller more standard as an example. It's actually taking them extremely long to make video games for the WiiU and they only released like what 10 - 20 games as opposed to 30+ for the Wii during its early years? Yes, I also agree that E3 is very crucial as well as the Nintendo Direct conferences or they will turn out to become like last year, where they bit all the dust at E3 after Sony and Microsoft won.

Hey I just want to know the rules to the intervention system. Because I've read the Terms of Use and I still don't quite understand what happens when you get a strike. From what I have read, you get a warning for your first time, a week suspension for the second time, and a permanent ban for the third time. But what I don't get is that I just got banned and never got a warning. As a result of this ban (even though it was a first strike) I wasn't able to use my account for commenting and forums ever again. So here I am with a fresh new account and a fresh new start. Please fully explain the rules of this system and how long each one is put into effect (except for the second strike, of course). Anyways, please explain the rules of the intervention system you have for troublemakers and explain the effects and time of the strike system as well.

[Oh and please, if you are a moderator, do not ban me for posting this or I will appeal to the staff to lecture you if you do that to me. Or I will even take even deeper measures and bring it to a higher level, let's just say. If you are a moderator and recognize me, just forgive me; what's past is past, and I'll do my best to avoid trouble ever again. But if you do victimize me like in the past, I will report you to higher people either on this site or outside of the cyber world. I will begin using a proxy server once I obtain at least 25 posts to prevent moderators from trolling me and tracking me down. The moderator that victimized me knows exactly who they are, so other moderators, feel free to help me and tell that certain someone to have better manners!]